Gyeongsang National University Hospital’s Robotic Surgery Center announced that it held a symposium on the 26th with the theme of ‘Cancer surgery using robotic surgical equipment’ in the main education room on the second floor of the Joint Center.
The symposium held on this day consisted of a total of two sessions, and in the first part, chairperson Professor Shin Jeong-gyu, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, moderated the latest knowledge in urinary robotic surgery (Professor Se-min Choi, Department of Urology, Gyeongsang National University Hospital) and Robotic Reduction Port Gastrectomy (Professor Ji-ho Park, Department of Gastroenterology, Gyeongsang National University Hospital). , Robotic colon cancer surgery (Professor Lee Jin-kwon, Colon and Anal Surgery, Changwon Gyeongsang National University Hospital), Role of nurses in the robot operating room (Gyeongsang National University Hospital) Lectures were held on the topics of Hye-kyung Jeong, head nurse of robotic surgery) and medical innovation through surgical data (Tae-ho Kim, managing director of Intuitive Surgical).
In Part 2, Professor Hwa Jeong-seok of the Department of Urology moderated the topic, ‘My Robotic Surgery Experience’ at Gyeongsang National University Hospital, including Professor Young-Jun Lee (Gastrointestinal Surgery), Professor Jeong-Kyu Shin (Obstetrics and Gynecology), Professor Jeong-Je Park (Otolaryngology), and Professor Joo-Yeon Kim (Breast and Endocrine Surgery). ), a panel discussion with Professor Choi Se-min (Department of Urology) followed, sharing the achievements of the robotic surgery center and sharing the surgical know-how accumulated so far from each clinical department. We had time to share.
▲A commemorative photo is being taken after finishing the 3rd Robotic Surgery Center Symposium. ⓒGyeongsang National University Hospital
Shin Jeong-gyu, director of the Robotic Surgery Center, said, “I feel greatly rewarded by providing minimally invasive surgery, an advanced technique using robotic surgery devices, to many patients in the region.” He added, “The Robotic Surgery Center at Gyeongsang National University Hospital will continue to hold symposiums to continuously maintain cooperation with each clinical practice.” “We will promote research and do our best to provide high-quality robotic surgery, not just quantitative growth in the number of surgeries,” he said.
Gyeongsang National University Hospital’s Robotic Surgery Center began with the first robotic surgery performed by Professor Hwa Jeong-seok of the Department of Urology in January 2022, and achieved 500 cases of robotic surgery in October 2023, 1 year and 10 months later. It is showing such remarkable clinical results that we are just about to see an example.
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Looking towards the future, how do Professors Shin and Choi envision integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into robotic surgery to further enhance precision and outcomes for cancer patients?
## The Future of Cancer Surgery: A Conversation with Gyeongsang National University Hospital Robotic Surgery Center Leaders
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News, where we bring you insightful conversations on cutting-edge medical advancements. Today, we have the privilege of speaking with two esteemed guests from Gyeongsang National University Hospital’s Robotic Surgery Center: **Professor Shin Jeong-gyu**, Director of the Robotic Surgery Center, and **Professor Se-min Choi**, from the Department of Urology, a leading surgeon in robotic surgery.
**Section 1: The Rise of Robotic Surgery**
* **World Today News:** Professor Shin, the symposium showcased the remarkable growth of robotic surgery at Gyeongsang National University Hospital. Can you tell us about the driving force behind this rapid adoption of this technology?
* **Professor Shin:**
* **World Today News:** Professor Choi, your presentation focused on the benefits of robotic surgery, particularly in urology. Could you elaborate on how this technology improves patient outcomes compared to traditional methods?
* **Professor Choi:**
**Section 2: A Collaborative Approach to Innovation**
* **World Today News:** Professor Shin, the symposium highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in robotic surgery. How does Gyeongsang National University Hospital foster this collaborative environment among surgeons from different specialties?
* **Professor Shin:**
* **World Today News:** We also heard about the role of nurses in the robotic operating room. Professor Shin, could you expand on the crucial contributions nurses make to the success of robotic surgery?
* **Professor Shin:**
**Section 3: Looking Ahead: The Future of Robotic Surgery**
* **World Today News:** Professor Choi, what are some of the exciting new developments on the horizon for robotic surgery?
* **Professor Choi:**
* **World Today News:** Professor Shin, what are your future aspirations for Gyeongsang National University Hospital’s Robotic Surgery Center? Where do you see the center heading in the coming years?
* **Professor Shin:**
**Conclusion:**
We would like to thank Professor Shin and Professor Choi for sharing their insights into the evolving landscape of robotic surgery. Their dedication to innovation and patient care is truly inspiring. As technology continues to advance, it is clear that robotic surgery will play an increasingly vital role in the fight against cancer and other complex medical conditions.
